Siblings:
Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey
Henry T Massey
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Publication of all students who attended the South Carolina College from its opening in 1805 to present time. The Class of 1833 - George Leonidas Massey, Lancaster.
The State (SC) Dec 14, 1904
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Died - on the 12th April, on board schr. Dresden at sea, Dr. G.L. Massey, of Lancaster District, S.C. of Consumption.
The Charleston Mercury - April 19th, 1847
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History of the Massey and Nisbet families go back into the early 1800's. Per Land tracts - in 1828, Dr. John L. Miller's 887 acre lease was divided into several tracks held by brothers, Dr. George Leonidas Massey and Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey and possibly a small part in the hands of third brother, Henry T. Massey.
Note: Brother lineage provided in book: History of the Massey-Doby-Nisbet and Ivy Houses of Van Wyck, SC by Ned Nisbet, page 68.
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James Miller applied for issuing a Grant from SC for 599 acres of land lying in Lancaster District on the waters of the Catawba River in the Catawba Indian boundary, adjoining lands of Dr. Johnson, lands of the Estate of Dr. G.L. Massey, the lands of the widow Sarah Massey and others……..
The Lancaster Ledger - Feb 24, 1858
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Dr. G.L. Massey was the Administrator over the estates of William Massey of Lancaster District, as well as, Maj. Thos. C. Massey dec'd late of Lancaster Dist.
The Camden Commercial Courier - March 3, 1838
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On Nov 30, 1843 - Dr. George Leonidas Massey recorded 311 acres located on the east side of the "River Road" with a narrow strip adjoining Twelve Mile Creek bounded by H.T. Massey, James Miller (or Doby), Adam Ivy and William Vaughan.
Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey
Henry T Massey
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Publication of all students who attended the South Carolina College from its opening in 1805 to present time. The Class of 1833 - George Leonidas Massey, Lancaster.
The State (SC) Dec 14, 1904
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Died - on the 12th April, on board schr. Dresden at sea, Dr. G.L. Massey, of Lancaster District, S.C. of Consumption.
The Charleston Mercury - April 19th, 1847
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History of the Massey and Nisbet families go back into the early 1800's. Per Land tracts - in 1828, Dr. John L. Miller's 887 acre lease was divided into several tracks held by brothers, Dr. George Leonidas Massey and Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey and possibly a small part in the hands of third brother, Henry T. Massey.
Note: Brother lineage provided in book: History of the Massey-Doby-Nisbet and Ivy Houses of Van Wyck, SC by Ned Nisbet, page 68.
==========
James Miller applied for issuing a Grant from SC for 599 acres of land lying in Lancaster District on the waters of the Catawba River in the Catawba Indian boundary, adjoining lands of Dr. Johnson, lands of the Estate of Dr. G.L. Massey, the lands of the widow Sarah Massey and others……..
The Lancaster Ledger - Feb 24, 1858
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Dr. G.L. Massey was the Administrator over the estates of William Massey of Lancaster District, as well as, Maj. Thos. C. Massey dec'd late of Lancaster Dist.
The Camden Commercial Courier - March 3, 1838
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On Nov 30, 1843 - Dr. George Leonidas Massey recorded 311 acres located on the east side of the "River Road" with a narrow strip adjoining Twelve Mile Creek bounded by H.T. Massey, James Miller (or Doby), Adam Ivy and William Vaughan.
Siblings:
Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey
Henry T Massey
=========
Publication of all students who attended the South Carolina College from its opening in 1805 to present time. The Class of 1833 - George Leonidas Massey, Lancaster.
The State (SC) Dec 14, 1904
==========
Died - on the 12th April, on board schr. Dresden at sea, Dr. G.L. Massey, of Lancaster District, S.C. of Consumption.
The Charleston Mercury - April 19th, 1847
========
History of the Massey and Nisbet families go back into the early 1800's. Per Land tracts - in 1828, Dr. John L. Miller's 887 acre lease was divided into several tracks held by brothers, Dr. George Leonidas Massey and Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey and possibly a small part in the hands of third brother, Henry T. Massey.
Note: Brother lineage provided in book: History of the Massey-Doby-Nisbet and Ivy Houses of Van Wyck, SC by Ned Nisbet, page 68.
==========
James Miller applied for issuing a Grant from SC for 599 acres of land lying in Lancaster District on the waters of the Catawba River in the Catawba Indian boundary, adjoining lands of Dr. Johnson, lands of the Estate of Dr. G.L. Massey, the lands of the widow Sarah Massey and others……..
The Lancaster Ledger - Feb 24, 1858
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Dr. G.L. Massey was the Administrator over the estates of William Massey of Lancaster District, as well as, Maj. Thos. C. Massey dec'd late of Lancaster Dist.
The Camden Commercial Courier - March 3, 1838
========
On Nov 30, 1843 - Dr. George Leonidas Massey recorded 311 acres located on the east side of the "River Road" with a narrow strip adjoining Twelve Mile Creek bounded by H.T. Massey, James Miller (or Doby), Adam Ivy and William Vaughan.
Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey
Henry T Massey
=========
Publication of all students who attended the South Carolina College from its opening in 1805 to present time. The Class of 1833 - George Leonidas Massey, Lancaster.
The State (SC) Dec 14, 1904
==========
Died - on the 12th April, on board schr. Dresden at sea, Dr. G.L. Massey, of Lancaster District, S.C. of Consumption.
The Charleston Mercury - April 19th, 1847
========
History of the Massey and Nisbet families go back into the early 1800's. Per Land tracts - in 1828, Dr. John L. Miller's 887 acre lease was divided into several tracks held by brothers, Dr. George Leonidas Massey and Capt. Benjamin Sykes Massey and possibly a small part in the hands of third brother, Henry T. Massey.
Note: Brother lineage provided in book: History of the Massey-Doby-Nisbet and Ivy Houses of Van Wyck, SC by Ned Nisbet, page 68.
==========
James Miller applied for issuing a Grant from SC for 599 acres of land lying in Lancaster District on the waters of the Catawba River in the Catawba Indian boundary, adjoining lands of Dr. Johnson, lands of the Estate of Dr. G.L. Massey, the lands of the widow Sarah Massey and others……..
The Lancaster Ledger - Feb 24, 1858
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Dr. G.L. Massey was the Administrator over the estates of William Massey of Lancaster District, as well as, Maj. Thos. C. Massey dec'd late of Lancaster Dist.
The Camden Commercial Courier - March 3, 1838
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On Nov 30, 1843 - Dr. George Leonidas Massey recorded 311 acres located on the east side of the "River Road" with a narrow strip adjoining Twelve Mile Creek bounded by H.T. Massey, James Miller (or Doby), Adam Ivy and William Vaughan.
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